Frank Giles

Some see the shared, cloud-based technology as the answer to rapid, real-time traceability.

We may live in the most prosperous and peaceful time in history, but it sure doesn’t feel that way in this 24/7 digitally connected world.

Standing up for and with producers of Florida’s signature crop comes natural to Tom Rooney.

University of Florida-run facility will tackle some of the biggest pollinator problems.

Novel plasticulture approach can turn Asian citrus psyllids away from young plantings.

Record rains force flow of toxic algae from overloaded Lake Okeechobee into St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee rivers.

The laborious process is problematic for users, but it’s the only game in town that delivers legal workers.

2018 Florida Grower Citrus Achievement Award winner Tom Rooney says voices from the groves carry loudly to Capitol Hill.

Annual industry conference attendees in good spirits despite tough year.

After Hurricane Irma took a toll on production, growers hope for better days ahead.

Organics are hot. Consumer demand and continued market growth are creating more opportunities for farmers.

Despite still no cure for the devastating disease, the ongoing concerted effort to keep trees as productive as possible is beyond impressive.

Keep pesticide resistance at bay by mixing up your crop protection recipe.

Congressman Tom Rooney caps off his service to Florida and earns honor by leading the charge to secure much-needed disaster relief funds for growers.

Annual report shows real estate market firing on all cylinders in the Sunshine State.

There’s still time to let lawmakers know why it is important not to add drastic cost increases on agricultural transportation with burdensome over-regulation.

Effectively managing pests in plasticulture crops requires the ability to dig a little deeper.

State grower association more relevant than ever in the era of HLB.

Feral swine are a big pain for growers and land owners. Here’s what you can do to protect your crops and property.

With robots, artificial intelligence, and machine vision showing up on the farm, the game of growing could be about to radically change.